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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

TLDEN. Seymour. Hancock. Hen
bricks, Arthur. ami Logan-truly the
list Of Presidential aspirants i rapidly
diminishing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

Nix. GLADSTONE has written for the
january number Of the Nineteenth
Century a criticism on Lord Tennyson' ;
latest poem.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

THE first silver money was coined at
Rome A. Il. 4. 49, The mint was in
the temple Of Juud Moneta. and thi,
circumstance occaSioned the origin Of
our worI money.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

SENATOR STANFORD i said to have
spent fully 10000 in purchasing
Christmas presents for the poor Of
Washington.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

A YOUNG man aud his wife walked a
distance If 500 miles from Canada to
Central Wisconsin in order TO save
their money to buy land with.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

President ELIOT Of Harvard College
contemplates an extended visit to
Europe for his health.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

1T is said that the Grand Trunk Rail
way j. seeking an entrance into 81.
Louis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

Happy is the man who has sown n
his breast the seeds Of benevolence; the
produce thereof shall be charity and
love.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

Salvation Oil, the greatest pain cure on
earth, is guaranteed TO effect cure where
il is possible for the seat of the disease TO be
reached by hniment- Price Is cents bot
tie
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Madison, Wis, January, 1857

All diseases Of lower bowel, including pile
tumors, radically cured. Book of partlcu-
lars. 10 cents in stamps. Worlds DIspen-
sarv Medical Association, Cos Main Street,
Ruffalo n Y
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

A novel card receiver is a porcelain pug
dog, holding in his mouth brass umbrella
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20
STATE pnARp oF HEALTH.

The State Board OF Health have found the state
free rom any dangerous epidemics or widespread
contag ions, and have observed a maTket improve
me 4 IN the sanitary conditions. Asiatic Cholera,
which, il was feared, would reach our midst and
against which tn Legs allure, at its last session.
SO generously guarded by providing contingent
appropriation, has fortunately not appeared upon
this continent. The Board, however, do not con-
slider the possibility OF all danger as passed, and
have asked that the contingent appropriation be
! 1nl.tir1al tnrln
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20
cHAnrrAnLE AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS

The report Of tie StasA Board Of SUPERVISOR
presents a very fill and satisfactory showing r.
under i S care The tai amount expended oy
the Board during the biennial term shllhs 81.
mber 30, 1886. was s733. 0oe - VI the amount
aid support Of the six charitable and penal N.
stiiutous. So, 00o has been unexpen1ed. ana WI
be returned into the Treasury Durins nc W.
persons cared for in all the state lnsttutons vas
= ora against 72i for the previous oiehlsi ssll
Although there has been an increase q - ~ ZIG
penses for the biennial term ending SEPTEMBER
3d. 1886, were S23l3S7 less than Tor tne cnrfe
ponding term ending September y, loot " Z -
there has been an average decrease u tnS ~
capita cost of managing the INSTITUTIONS, ne
weekly average for 1855 being SS.lS. Ee lowest
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20
IMMIGRATION.

The disbursements of the state Board of Immi-
grafton for the year 1885, s., 1873 3D. and for
1886 were S2.62S19 The labors of the Board have
been confined principally to aiding and advising
immigrants arriving; and furnishing information
to those intending to immigrate. Ihe number OF
persons from abroad seeking homes and employ
ment within oar borders has been less than in
previous years, and they have been OF much
better class, with fewer needy ones among them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

You will be called upon 20 amend and perfect
the laws in many respects, and | assure you 81
my hearty co cooperation. The young and inno-
cent should have the especial pr tectl q
of lust anil Wholesome laws. Tenn ia
to $. SO far as possible, sh uld Be re-
moved and wherein the avs are defective they
should be charged or amended 20 as 70 make Ger
I in those ptiI ishnlents that are deserved Ihe
wants Of the peop.e are diversified and numerous
and | h We alluded to such subj cts only as seen
particularly fitting and proper for me. IN al
your efforts to add to the happiness and m atsria
prosperity and welfare of the peopl-, you VI
have nv willing ass. stance and trusting IA tnt
wi dom of a gracious Providence, have nc
doubt as to the resEit. :. vx,,-
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Madison, Wis January, 1887.
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MILITIA

The strength Of the Wisconsin National Guard,
on the first day OF January, 1887, was 22o4. Inc
last legislature increased the compensat on Of
officers and men while in camp OF instruction,
and appropriated 50 600 per annum for overcoais $
and blankets, Tn amount EXPENDED under
,Iir,cfi n Of the Ouartermaster General one
company Of infantry ami enc battery OF artillery
were organizes by authority of the Legs AZURE.
me king ia al 90 companies in the organization at
tits time Th-r. was expen lei for the mainte-
nance OF the National Guard for 1885, S6I, so Us,
and for 1885 S54 624 IS This last amount inc u los
the. expenses Of he militia while N active service
IN MlwauL e. during the riots.
TIE annual Inspections Of the companies and
camps shows a highly creditable advance N al
thai makes an effective citizen s1idiery. Tie
practical te t Of that .fhc ency made IN May iast
has demonstrated that the State troeps can oe
assembled IN any eme rgency as rapidly as ira
sportat on can be procured for them, and that,
when assemb d, they arr loyal, subordinate
aud under admirable instruction and discipline.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20
ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Ia compl ance with an act OF the last Ieglsla'
ture have considered the adv stability of using
electric light in the Capitol building and grounds
ri 5 were received from the different electrical
lighting companies. and from the local gas com
p-ny. 1t was found that the expense OF putting
In the plant and fixtures for electrical nghtng
would be about S25, 900; and that the aidltlonal
expenss for fsqint aiming an ope ating the same
would be more than the cost of lighting with gas,
as offered by the local mpany. IL was, there
fore deemed Lest h accept the proposition OF the
pas company and a cont act was ma with them
for two wears, at 81 rs per thousand feet, the
State to consume :, 900, 600 feet per year. TINS
contract is IS cents per thousand feet less than
before.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

Agriculture is. beyond question: tne leau " ~
dtistrv Of our Site, with more caIital lhNt sttd
eonlbined. aud il deserves and should rece We.
most generous consideration. Prosperity u tlls
industry brings prosperity to all others mere
have been various propositions presented d reto-
fore III the interest Of rculture and ITS cp-orli
nate branches. During the session OF leoo, uli p,
was introduced providing for stparate Agslc .-
tural College At that time the farmers OF the
state were vided in opinion as % the necessity
for such an institute u, and the Dill Ialiso " 70
&c We the approval OF the Leg slature. -
The dairy interests Of Wisconsin have grown 70
such magnitude and are Of such vast Importance
70 the Prosperity Of the people, that ample pro-
te tiun should be affo ced them me as Lssis
lat,,r rasse1 law similar 70 that Of the State of
New Yors protecting the dairy int rest against
the sale OF limitation butter. The New YORK law
has been decided unconstitutional oy me -. =
~ that state and while no test Of the constitu-
tionality OF our law has been made ID the court
81 Wisconsin | am of the opinion that the law
should be 50 changed as 10 AFFORD the desired pro
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

In the reorganization of this Bureau, in 1885
the offices of Deputy Commissioner, Factory In
spector, and clerk were added. The expenses
Of the Bureau up to the close of the biennial
period were SI2. loss, exclusive Of printing. TIE
report of the Commissioner contains the laws en-
acted in the interest of labor, a history 81 the
recent strike and industrial disturbances nclud-
ing the eight hour movement in Wisconsin and
large amount Of valuable information on labor
subjects generally, together with statistical IN
formation relating to the trades and 70 manu-
featuring
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

The finances Of the state are in satisfactory
condition Notax has been levied upon the coun-
ties for the past three years for deraying the eX
penses Of the State government In the previous
two years a TAX was levied and collected from tue
several counties amounting t. S6Q9, t64 43, Tor
State purposes Notwithstanding the large APP
propriations made by the last legislature,
amounting to about 100000, all Of which came
out of the General fund, there remained bal,
ance in that fund, at The close of the biennial
period, September 80, $50 as shown by the re-
port Of the Secretary Of State, of Sls56s9 50.
State government were paid without levying
tax upon the counties The report OF the Secre-
tary OF State furnishes detailed statement OF
the receipts and disbursements OF the several
funds and the cost Of maintaining the state gov
eminent. Unless the legislature shall make ad-
ditional appropriations, above the ordinary eX-
penses Of the Legislative, Judicial and Executive
DEPARTMENTS no necessity will exist for provld-
ing for any tax levy for the next two years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

The Commissioner appointed TO represent the
State of Wisconsin at the New Orleans Exposit on
in 1884 has made his final report, and out OF me
appropriation made by the Legislature TO deiray
the expenses Of the " seon in Exhibit ne has re-
turned 20 the Treasury the sum of .,O45t3 Inc
Law making this appropriation made no pr
for any COMPENSATION for the Commissioner, pro-
vidng for expenses only and should 70 seem
proper to conn ensate him for his services. the
ieeislature should make the necessary provision
therefor The exhibit made by the state was a
most creditable one, and although made uhder
adverse circumstances. the fact that " lsconsin
secured the highest number of award shows that
Mr. Holton De formed his duties with sagaclty
and untirin. efforts. and that he thoroughly APP
preciated the the important interests of the STATE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-08
THE QUEENS DoMINIoNs.
The Duke of Bedford RENTS His Ten.
ants Rents.


LONDON, January 17.-Prince Alex.
ander of Battenburg, authorizes tn,
announcement that he is about to make
a prolonged tour OF Egypt and the east
The order put an end to rumors that he
intends to return to Bulgaria. - :
The Duke Of Bedford has rernitte1 the
whole amount of rents of the tenants on
his Bedfordshire estates for the current
half year. w 80 81
1t is reported that Sir Henry Holland
has been appointed Secretary of the
Colonies. VIC
The Cabinet councils convened fnr to-
morrow have been further POSTPONED.
Lord Salisbury informed the O6een
that he hoped the Cabinet will be com
pleted by Tuesday. ,t4- - :.
A priyy council has been called to
meet at Osborne on Wednesday. when
the new ministers kiss the Queens
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt. Sir O. o
irevelyan, Morley and ChamberIain
open the reunion conference at the
louse of Baron HeTschell on THURSDAY
3aron Rerschell presides. Gladstone
md Chamberlain are exchanging
riendly letters on the subject.
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Wonderful Curez

w; D; Hoyt & Co., Wholesale az
M Meeal druggists of Rome. Ca. saws.
" ne nave been selling Dr., Kings Neyr
discovery, Electric BittersL and Bnck-
zen Arnlea Sal7e for two years. Have
lever handled remedies that sell as we'll
III III give such universal satisfactisn'
e = nele nave been some wonderful cures
SnsSeeI oy tnese medicines In this CITY.
: cases OF pronounced Consump-
- naYe 1een entirely cured by the use
discovery, taken In Connection With
Electric Bitters. We guarantees them
Always. Sold by z. @. n. I. Drug Store.
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FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

/ WASHINGTON, January 7.-severaf be
4 ttlons were presented in favor of the
experimental agricultural stations BiIp
= Also remonstranee signed by MANY
business men of Dayton, O.; against and
petIlohs from Wisconsin State Grange
bill - ''''- 'e commerce
=, The Senate proceeded to the hills on
the calendar, and passed The foiIow;n %.
- 10 settle and adjust the claims 0f
any State for expenses incurred 'hv II IN
qeIense OF the United States. 'f
The bill appropriatfng $50. 600 for tho
WIDOW and daughter of Erskine s. Alien
(Iormer masteK armorer at SprinefiaI5i
Arm0ry), lnyentor of the. SprinefieId
oreech loading rilfe-musket. as eoIno
pehsatlon Tor the use OF the Invention
by the government. = 81 0--9tt0NHi
MT. Cullom then stated that while he
would like to-have this discussion mn.
uer the Interstate commerce hill con
cnued day, he was informed bv
lour senators, who desired to speak
upon it. that they were not prenared
10 go on to-day. He there
lore, proposed that the Senate
would go to otner business. He wishes
1t understood, however, that immedis
ately after the morning business on
Monday, he would ask the Senate r.
proceed with the Interstate commerce. |
6lll, and would, on Wednesday, ask the |
senate to remain in session until the |
bill was disposed of 4- 'Ne
MI Beck inquired of Mr.. Eyarts as to
Inc Dill to prevent the members of Con-
gresS acting as attorneys for the subsi.
alzed railroads, and suggested that it be
L;I1 up alter the inter state commerce
Evarts said that would suit.
McFherson presented an amendment
% the Interstate commerce bill. which
1e SAID be would offer when it came m
1t vas ordered printed. 49, ~
After an executive session, the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
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A Smallpox Epidemic Feared

New York, January Am epidemic
Of smallpox is feared in Brooklyn. The
first cases occurred week or more ago
IN densely populated section of the
city, where there are 100000 people IN
houses lily built, on land which has
been reclaimed from q swamp. #
is openly charged that the Board Of
Health has been dereIict in the matter
and has suffered number of cases of
smallpox to pass unnoticed; has re-
moved patients to the pest house with
out due regard to the safety OF neigh
boring contagion permitted children to
near by when the patients
were being removed from the houses 70
the van, and that persons whose cloth
ing were infected were permitted 70 90
about the streets at will; that in the
case Ut woman who had been watch.
ing beside her husband, who was in
Tltbssmall pox, she was taken, without
having changed her garments, into The
police court, on a charge Of having can
'ealed case of contagious disease.
rigorous course of vaccination is now
being applied.
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THE VATICAN AND THE PRINCE
Tho Pope Preparing a Place in Case
in War.

LoNDoN, January THE Vatican has
made an arrangement with Prince Mo-
naco, by which in the event of an out
break OF war, involving Italy, the Pope,
with his ministers and projects of con-
gregationsr will remove their residence
TO the principal city of Monaco. and
their transact all business until
peace shall have been restored
and some kind OF an European
agreement obtained, granting the inde-
pendence OF the Holy See in its dealings
with the Catt Ole world. A speci9I
cauia of the convention with fha
Prince pledges the abolition of the gam
ing tables. 1t is expected that ade-
quate compensation for the loss OF
revenue thus involved Will be afforded
by the crowds of visitors to the Pope
or by indemnity to the Prince.
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WITH GRATEFUL SMILES
A Number of Combinations by the
Senate Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, January 7.-Confirma.
tons: Postmasters-Willia n. Moore,
Roseburg, Oregon; +. B. Cess, Boise
City, Idaho; John NJ. Lyon, Seattle,
Washington Territory; William Wilson.
Chadron, Neb.; Isaac B. Miller, Creigh-
ton, Neb:; Michael Il. Ca7anaugh, IN
dianola, Neb.
a. E. Lewis, OF Pennsylvania, Depsty
Fifth Auditor of the T=enst4-y -pepart-
ment; L. \. Buford, of Mississippi,
Deputy Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury
Department; O. F. Searle, Receiver of
Public Moneys, Salina, Ks; $. VI. Pal.
mer Register OF the Land Office. Salina.
Ks; and along liss of army promotions.
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Because He Is Irish.

ATLANTA, Ga, January 1T has
Just been learned that the British
government refuses to allow the Gate
City guards to enter into England. 1t
is supposed this action was taken he
cause Captain J. S. Burke is an Irish
man. The guard proposed to make a
tour of the principal cities of the CONT
nent IN tull Uniform, and bearing arms.
by special invitation King Leopold was
10 inspect them and be present at
several of their public maneuyres.
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GUILTY. OF MaSsLAUGHTER.
NO FOOL LIKE AN oED ONE.
:. The Miserable Death onTwo Wealthy
q lila ni'eFsl

PHILADELPHIA, January This
afternoon policeman forced an on.
trance to the rear of a frame DWELLING
at 1925 Locust Street, and discovered
the dead body of two old misers-Josepb
Perry, aged IS years, and Robert Price.
aged % years. They were cousins. The
two old men were eccentric and boS
occupied the premises for forty years.
ddhey occupied two roomson the ground
moor, both of which were soantiIv fnrN
nlshed, while the door leading to the
second floor Was ~ VIC
LOCKED AND BARRED AND NA1rrD
to keep out intruders. They refused
to.associate with any one in the neigh
borhood. Perry was in the auction
BUSINESS, from which he retired ten
years ago. His fortune is yariouslv
gstlmated from 500 OOo' to $3.50 006
1Tlce was carpenter and did odd ions
Mhen an examinations was mada
OF Perry's effects, three watches
!, bank checks, aegrpgating
POL, one share of Stock i6
the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Bali
more railroad; thirtv-six shares NJ
stogk IIf Inc Masonic Hall, Manayunk.
ana several dollars in gold. silver and
.ractional currency were found. Roth
we're terribly emaciated and had eyerv
;;ppGarance OF having been starved to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-08
Authors. . { the rrnuh,e.

San FRANCISCO, January The Err
aHiner this morning, published a letter
from the alleged authors of the dyua-
mite explosion on the cable road n,
Ninth Street Wednesday night. The
letter is written in red ink on coarse
o ofltck-eoloreds paper. 1t is signed
! M gust sHowIitz y The letter STATS
"a mat the parties .3responsible for
one explosion are members of
soclety-a powerful Organization
which had its birth in Cbica " ,
Directly after tia -,Haymarket tronhIe
me 1etter further states that the DIVA.
n have no connection with the Car
! tH Els ) Ohlen and that the latter is en-
tlredy ignorant Of who the dvnsr,itn-s
are The -eplstle concludes as follows:
w nave a programme laid out for
series OF dynamite explosions and shall
50 forward IN earnestif the roads persist
fights p - ~ - '11ei1 just
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-08
HIS BRIDE OF TwENrY-FoUR HouRs.
In Secret Session.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January Tn
the secret session of the Senate to- dav.
the Mexican reciprocity treaty, which
mas long been waiting action by the
House OF Representatives, necessary to
carry Its provisions into effect was
Drought up on a proposition from the
committee on foreign relations to ex-
Cend the time within which the required
a9tion might be taken. The proposition,
winch was in the nature of protocol
extending the time in which Congress
SlonaI action must be taken to Nav.
1900, was brought to vote and carried
ms Is the second extension of time in
connection with this treaty, ,ss,-lr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-08
Another Commentary on Our CiviIiza
tion.

NEW ORLEANS, January IA specia
to the Picdyuae from Shreveport, says {:
Jim Jones (cOlored), was hanged at
Bellevue to-day. for the murder of
Emma Edwards, his paramSRr, whom
he shot in a fit of jealous rage in No
vember, 1884. Jones was calm and self
possessed on the salloWs. He admitted
having shot the woman. HIS neck was
not broken, death resulting from stran-
guIation.
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The Naval Englneers.

PITrsBURG, January The seven
naval engineers, composing a special
board on the national ordinance plant,
appointed few weeks ago by the
Secretary OF the Navy to submit plans
and estimates for the erection of a plant
in the Washington Navy Yard for
furnishing heavy guns, arrived here
this morning. Their object in visiting
Pittsburg is to inspect the larger mills
in this city, learn the cost of machinery.
etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-08
NEWS From THE Orient.
Chinese Pirates Attack = GarrIsoD-
Other Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 7. - Tine
steamer City of PsEin arrived TO-DAY
with Hong Kong dates to December
14th and Yokohama 20 the 22d
! Isung III Yamen, osChina. hes agreed
70 pay $25 O00 to the American uoission-
aries who suffered losses during the
recent riots at Chung Kings settlement
IL was effected through the efforts of
Minister DENLY.
HoNe KoNG-The MaiE saws the
troubles on the frontier of Tono1in and
emma nave assumed most serious pro-
PortIOns. News has been brought
rnonn naKal 70 hong Kong by the Ger
G 1nan steamer SigaI that larfe bodies OF
PIRATES ATTACKED THE FRENCH GARR1sODs
at Hozoi on the 9th of November and.
after three days seige, completely,
ann'hilated it. The latter is town ten
miles from the coast on the border
line of China and kTondnin! no mar.
licS 3! OF the mas saSre, which oecurred
a. Mohgkai, were given. Hakai is about
tLlrty miles south OF Mongkai on the
coast. TIE French had small
lortlhcstlon there, with a garrison of
sixty men. under command of Lieuten-
ant MaeMahon. nephew of Marshal
Mac Ma1cMahOn: After three days seige
only tWenty-three OF the garrison re-
NAMED alive. These made q s0rtie
ouS not one survived. ,The latest in
that tAeScities of Hokoi
ind Mongkai are in flames. 1t is be
leVed that the same forces which can.
0red the boundary commissioners
'erpetrated these massaeres.
GUILTY OF MaNsLAU GHTER.
captain Drake, of the British steamer
formation, which was, wrecked off the
apahese coast, near Kobe, entailing
ne loss of tTenty-siz Japanese passen.
er, mas oeen found guilty of man
laughter, in abandoning the vessel
nile passengers were still asoard,. and
as sentenced tolthree months. rnpris-
39 z1z~ "a As5r "a